Looking for recommendations for horrible bizarre beer

Yup, if you can find, this is your answer. I've got over 2600 beers on here, and this is the bottom of the list. Also, any of the Rogue Pink Death series.

 

Not Your Dad's Root Beer, which my neighbor insisted I try. Laughing at my expression she said, "none of us could drink it either".

 

An acquired taste for sure, even most Germans don't like it (they call it "bacon beer"). The only American one I've had that was even close was Uinta's Crooked Line Series Tinder

 

Ballast Point Mango Even Keel . . .

 

The smell makes me want to hurl, and the taste does make me hurl. This was the only beer I ever asked the bartender to take away from me, because it was so awful. If I were a member of BA when trying to drink it, it would have gotten all 1. If I could give it a zero, or go negative, I would.

I agree completely. I LOVE spicy foods. I eat ghost chilies. This beer was disgusting. I got it for the walleye opener. It took me 4 hours to finish off the bottle, and I had to have a few good beers inbetween drinking to do so. The rest of the 6 pack ended up in th landfill.

 

The worst beer I've had the displeasure of trying. Ugh so bad.

 

Good call. That's quite the worst thing I've had in a long long time...

 

ST Pumking - still see cases of it sitting around in the discount section

 

This.

 

Any of the Rogue VooDoo Series
Is Sam Adams Cranberry Lambic still available? If so, that
Any of the beers in the clear/green bottles from Thailand/Laos/Vietnam

 

No, people held on to them for when they became less valuable.....like me!

 

Its been said, but that lemon version of the voodoo doughnut gets my vote as one of the weirdest/worst things I've tried.

 

In looking at reviews it would seem Voodoo Doughnut Chocolate, Banana & Peanut Butter Ale for the win with a 2.9

 

Shady Oak's Goovalistic

 

Find the freshest World Wide Stout you can. Boozy soy sauce with a hint of NyQuil.

 

The more I read about brett beers, the more I believe that it's not an acquired taste, it's a special, unique breed of folks who can endure that experience! Without shame, I will freely admit that I am NOT that breed!

 

The cause of the infamous 2 ounce drainpour/where do we spit moment at a tasting event...I have a strong stomach and tolerant palate, but this stuff???

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Flavors that have no business being in a candy or cookie, never mind a beer. YMMV...but I doubt it.